bonkabonka

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by bonkabonka 15d ago
Big Clive took one to bits some years back: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPuvhnIoz2g
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by bonkabonka 7mo ago
Yow, submitter sure isn't shy with their bias. Maybe defang the title?
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by bonkabonka 4y ago
I wish some clever person would make a sort of modern-day kali.net where you could easily route game traffic over Wireguard so your self-hosted Minecraft of Valheim servers don't have to be accessible on the public internet.
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by bonkabonka 4y ago
Reminds me what ATA over Ethernet[0] promised. I bought one of Coraid's Parallel IDE to 100mbit single-device developer kits to experiment with, and then attempted to use their blade software to serve up mdadm devices. Worked okay fo
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by bonkabonka 5y ago
I would prefer to use the --json flag to provide syntactic sugar for setting the content type and accepts headers and leave the marshaling of data to a separate tool. Or if it has to be baked in, refactor `jo` into `libjo` and a CLI wrappe
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by bonkabonka 5y ago
I mostly use `jo` to format JSON from the CLI (except when I have to use `jq` to do so and then I suffer).
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by bonkabonka 5y ago
Except if it's an enterprisey distro, it won't get updated. Specifically RHEL 7 ships 7.29.0 and cherry-picks features (TLS handshakes) to backport to their nine-year-old version.
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by bonkabonka 5y ago
Unhappily RedHat won't. Heck, RedHat has gone well out of their way to backport updated TLS handshakes (1.2 at least) to their 2013 version (7.29.0) of curl.
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by bonkabonka 5y ago
To guard against malicious filenames I use `find ... -print0 | xargs -r0...` since posix disallows null bytes (and forward slashes) in filenames. The `-r` flag on xargs means it doesn't execute its command if find matches nothing. So
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by bonkabonka 5y ago
The original example MUST be corrected for the same reason that folks who post naive code snippets adding SQL strings together with user input must be corrected. It is not a matter of taste and it is not a matter of metric versus imperial
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by bonkabonka 5y ago
Reminds me of Ellinwood, KS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqGk3b-9wkQ
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
Interesting! I was exposed to a "3D" dungeon crawler (Wizardry[0]) on the Apple II in September of the same year. I do wonder if 3D Monster Maze truly qualifies as "the world's first ever 3D game on a home computer&quot
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
Other than the logo on the plane, of course. :P
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
Hopefully Amazon (or maybe it was Air Transport Group that did the hiring since the planes were leased from them) has implemented a better training regimen since their crash[0] about two years ago. [0]: http://avherald.com/h
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
Ah, thank you for noticing that and commenting! I had a real uncanny valley moment listening to the clip because I recognized most of the explosion/gunfire samples.
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
If you're going to enhance JSON, you might consider how you could support comments in unencoded files at-rest on disk.
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
I think it might depend on your goals - the old, "The Journey is the Reward" chestnut. She mentioned a couple of times that she went into the tangle because she wanted to, that she hadn't had to "bail a loom out of a maj
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
Ayup! Totally like that. And I'm sure they have their own sort of correction-reflex for "My computer has 1TB of memory!" - "Oh, you mean you have 1TB of storage." - "Same thing." - "No. It's n
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
Firefox 83. I did a search for "section" and got 4 hits but none of them were visible.
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
I wish this didn't break browser search. You can find (but not highlight) content on other "pages" :(
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
Dude is the owner of HVAC company #3.
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
It's the same for warranties. I was lucky when I replaced my HVAC system in that I got a manufacturer's warranty. A coworker who did the same six months later got a vendor warranty. Then my company and his company sold out to a
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
I'd second that! I use the heck out of SSE to add update notifications to various of my apps because it's just so easy to do. Have it glued to a Redis stream (or pubsub channel) with https://github.com/bonkabonka&
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
Well and is the permanent unlock transferable? There was that fellow who bought a Tesla from a used-car dealer and had a bunch of paperwork stating certain things were unlocked that when he bought them got disabled because he wasn't l
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
Several months after they eliminated all open positions and stopped contributing to 403b funds (at least for staff), the University president sent out a self-congratulatory note about how they'd scored a coup by recruiting the CFO&#x2F
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
nod I also discovered that the 2.5" drives I bought to use with mine (Seagate ST3000LM024) are DM-SMR and thus fall out of even mirrored arrays within 24 hours of booting. :( Also because low RAM and MIPS, running Go-based software
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
Yeah, I got excited about it because of an HN post and jumped in for the "It's just like the Raspberry Pi but more!" For all my disappointment, it has served as a useful lesson on early-adoption and expectation management. =
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
Oh, excellent! Thank you for that pointer. =)
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
Somewhat related is the GnuBee: http://gnubee.org/ MediaTek MIPS CPU and only 512mb RAM though. The community is kinda moribund and the installation instructions don't match the firmware I got on the device. I'v
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by bonkabonka 6y ago
Don't expect to use the APU2 with additional mini PCI Express SATA controllers: https://github.com/pcengines/apu2-documentation/blob/master/... I did discover that JMicron cards[1] kinda work if you

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